Sentences with phrase «catch up to their peers in»

Yet, while many Americans are aware of the importance of pre-reading skills, they have much less understanding that children who fall behind in early - literacy skills often do not catch up to their peers in elementary school, according to a report and polling data released last week.

By permitting students to do this, you not only ensure them an equitable opportunity at learning, but you also help them catch up to their peers in learning the content and material without leaving them behind.

Many students come to Phoenix grade levels behind in reading and math and need individualized instruction to catch up to their peers in local district schools.

Not exact matches

The net neutrality concept first started to bubble up in 2007, when U.S. cable provider Comcast was caught blocking BitTorrent, a peer - to - peer protocol used for file - sharing.

Citigroup's stock has lagged compared with its peers» so far in 2017, which gives it room to catch up.

Investors who get caught up recalling the magic of 2015, in which Starbucks» stock soared and it seemed to distance itself from its peers, may find disenchantment if and when the company hits any natural retracement, through business performance or stock price.

And it may well prove to be true that children growing up in serious disadvantage require that kind of comprehensive, immersive intervention in order to catch up with their more advantaged peers.

Most catch up to their peers developmentally in 2 to 3 years.

For the first time, New York City students caught up to their peers around the state in English, officials said on Friday in announcing the results for the standardized tests given to third through eighth graders this year.

Schools Superintendent Kriner Cash says the computers and systems can help students accelerate their learning to catch up with their peers, especially their suburban peers who live in worlds filled with technology and equipment at home and classrooms working electronically with the homes.

With automakers here lagging behind their Western peers in making traditional cars, the chance to catch up lies in producing technologically advanced models such as electric vehicles.

The conference is advanced; an entrepreneur needs to catch up to the issues his / her peers face in the industry.

The trade show is advanced; an entrepreneur needs to catch up to the issues his / her peers face in the industry.

The convention is advanced; an entrepreneur needs to catch up to the issues his / her peers face in the industry.

The expo is advanced; an entrepreneur needs to catch up to the issues his / her peers face in the industry.

The event is advanced; an entrepreneur needs to catch up to the issues his / her peers face in the industry.

Averaging a bitrate of 38 mbps, the crown jewel of this package is the 2.40:1, 1080p transfer of the film itself, a thing of perfection whose magnificence quite honestly sneaks up on you as you catch yourself peering deep into an image that starts to seem almost holographic in its three - dimensionality.

The study, conducted by an independent consultant, concluded that by the end of the school year, the Jumpstart students had caught up to or surpassed their peers in language, social, and adaptive skills.

When students are placed in an English - only classroom, it's harder for them to grasp content and catch up to their peers.

Underachieving students living in poverty often require more instructional time to catch up to their higher - achieving peers.

Principal Robin Harris doesn't yet have the test results to prove that adding two hours to the school day at Fletcher Maynard Academy, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, last year helped the school's primarily low - income, minority students catch up to their peers.

The summer program will also be tested for children who were not in a preschool program during the regular academic year, to show whether the short - term intervention can help these children catch up to their peers who did attend preschool programs during the academic year.

Summer learning programs provide struggling students with additional learning time to catch up with their peers, establish deeper relationships with their teachers and other positive adult role models, and participate in experiential learning activities (eg.

On the other hand, the United States has a higher percentage of children in poverty than other top performing countries, and many experts say that poor children need more resources to catch up to their wealthier peers.

The same reviews also provide compelling evidence that children who do not learn to read fluently and independently in the early grades have few opportunities to catch up to, and virtually no chance to surpass, their peers who are reading on grade level by the end of third grade.

Jeffries railed against the approximate 50 percent graduation rate in Newark's high schools, as well as the fact that 9 out of 10 Newark students who reach college require remedial instruction to catch up with their peers.

Underachieving students living in poverty require more instructional time to catch up to their higher - achieving peers.

The bills we filed in July and being considered by the Legislature today will usher in the next chapter of education reform in our Commonwealth by helping the lowest - performing districts catch up to their peers and ensuring healthy districts have the modern tools and ideas at their disposal to continue to improve.

«They often come in well behind their peers and need to catch up,» said Caprice Young, chief executive officer of the charter school association.

Its students are all below proficient — some years behind — but it is clear to see they are moving in the right direction and catching up to their peers.

All of these approaches are about helping students, particularly poor students, become more active participants in their learning and to better position them to catch up with their more affluent peers.

But Cohort B, consisting of students who were significantly behind their peers in January on measures of alphabet recognition, letter sounds, spelling, and word recognition, essentially caught up to Cohort A after receiving 40 Book Buddies sessions.

Research shows that at - risk children can catch up to their non-disadvantaged peers by participating in high quality PK programs that are linked to K - 3 structures.

The principal, her classroom teacher, and even her parents considered placing Brenda in kindergarten so she could «catch up» to her peers.

In 2012, Alec returned to Charlotte to help found Project L.I.F.T. Academy to help off - track seniors catch up and graduate on time with their peers.

It was also a great time to catch up with my peers about the day and what they were doing in their other major.

Of course also well - meaning people can be caught in a system, be instrumentalised and follow the system's logic, but the same can be suspected of the opponents of GMOs, who may be caught in their respective ideological echo chambers, who are subject to peer pressure (see the reaction to Mark Lynas» change of heart), and also they have financial incentives to the extent that GMOs represent a rallying point to drum up support (funds, new members, etc.) Therefore perhaps one way forward could be to assume good intentions on both «sides» and look at the data in a neutral, unbiased way.

At the age 5 or 6, children's brain architecture is 90 percent complete; sending a child to kindergarten is too late since the learning that takes place in preschool has a life - long impact, they may never catch up with their peers» vocabulary.